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It reminded me of my electrical engineering professor who wanted to make me retake the exam because I didn't give him 300 UAH for a good grade...

He wanted to, but didn't actually do it?:smile08: The problem here is that for every Dagr who doesn't want to pay, there will be 100 Antonshkas who would rather pay to "save nerves and speed up the process," and they even consider it normal.:mad::mad::mad: Should have posted this in the neighboring thread...:D

to save nerves and speed up the process

That's why I didn't send it.
Two more people joined me in the fascinating process of arguing with the professor, and together we managed to convince him. :)

Wanted to, but didn't send it? The problem is that for every Dag who doesn't want to pay, there will be 100 Antonshkas who would prefer to pay to "save nerves and speed up the process," and they even consider it normal. Should have written this in the neighboring thread...

I would rather cause a scandal and get the teacher fired. I would do it so thoroughly that it would reach the rector, causing a scandal and the dismissal of such a teacher. Our rector fights corruption very strictly, as well as teachers who give cute female students passing grades/exam results in exchange for sex.

Here, Yashchur mentioned the 100 Antoshkas. I'll briefly retell one story. At my university, there was one professor, teaching a not-so-important subject, who blatantly failed 95 percent of the students so that they would then pay her. When she taught us for the first time, that's exactly what happened. Only a couple of top students barely managed to get a "C" (and even they ended up buying some kind of document from her), and everyone else paid. But then, when she was assigned to us again... we called a "meeting" of all three groups in which she was supposed to teach. We wrote a letter to the dean refusing her services, and everyone signed the paper. The dean was, of course, shocked and gathered all three groups to find out what was going on. They directly told him that she was failing students in order to take bribes. He, of course, pretended that he had nothing to do with it and knew nothing (although in reality, he knew everything and most likely even benefited from it). He wanted to assign her to us anyway, but when several people said that we would go to the rector, and everyone else supported them, he got scared and finally agreed to remove her. In the end, the dean himself taught the subject, haha. But at least everyone passed the course normally. And do you know why our groups did all this? Because WHOEVER DOESN'T JUMP IS A MOSKAL!

Some people are lucky... Dag has two Havens nearby, and Haven has three groups of Dags. And I'm surrounded only by Antonshkas... :smile05::smile05::smile05:

Oh, and another thing to add to the first post in the thread.
Strike Force Kitty, what are you doing, ahaha, stop it.
It's a rather primitive game consisting of three parts, where you just have to kill enemies and collect various cool costumes that give bonuses. According to the STORY, in the first two parts, foxes are bullying cats, and you have to run around the level killing foxes; in the third part, it's something like a tower defense, where the foxes have persuaded the raccoons to attack the cats, and the cats are defending themselves from the raccoons. The controls are extremely simple, with three buttons in the first part and one and a half buttons in the second and third parts; the main appeal lies in COLLECTING ALL THE COSTUMES, AHAH, COSTUMES TO THE GOD OF COSTUMES.
The biggest plus of the game is that THERE IS A LUKE SKYWALKER COSTUME FROM THE FOURTH PART, although the bonuses from it are... well, mediocre; in the second Strike Force, it's even pretty good, although it could have been better. In the third, the bonuses for the costumes are attached randomly.
Overall, I can get hooked on this nonsense for a whole day and play with the cats. Series, comics, expansion? Nope, haven't heard of them.

Oh, go screw yourselves, you damn athletes!

:)


but actually, if you want to be picky, yoga isn't really a sport.

And honestly, I wouldn't even bother with it. Stretching is okay. Yoga – not worth it. This is just my personal opinion, though, and I'm not claiming it's definitive.

Well, these are quite different things. I mean, it's clear that yoga also increases flexibility, but that's just a side effect.
I literally found out just the other day that it's not recommended to warm up before yoga practice. And stretching without warming up practically guarantees injuries.

Gymnastics for housewives.

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